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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1965
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois residents, including evening and Sunday options, six month and three month terms, and rural route exclusions. It notes publication history dates, contact guidance for missed copies, and a disclaimer about liability for unsolicited materials.
The piece reiterates Voltaire's stance that free expression must be protected even when opinions are objectionable. It argues that open debate safeguards truth and progress, urging readers to uphold rights of dissenting voices across society and institutions.
The piece portrays Rhodesia as a land of contrasts with four million black inhabitants and a quarter million whites. It contrasts modern Salisbury with native villages and notes Ian Smith's white supremacist stance. The essay reflects on distance, ignorance, and a shifting American mindset, likening Rhodesia to Vietnam in becoming part of everyday American consciousness.
Reports from several schools praise programed learning using teaching machines and instruction books. Key point is that strong reading ability is essential for these tools to help students, with teachers varying in adoption and effectiveness and the need for teacher guidance remaining critical.
The Head Start program touched about half a million preschoolers in 2,500 communities last summer and prompted a broad push to expand year round. Officials say 150 million dollars is far short of the estimated 650 million required for all proposed projects, and delays from reorganizing under the Office of Economic Opportunity hinder fund use, prompting calls for a fresh start to fulfill the program’s promise.
Answers include a constitutional monarchy for question one. Thursday is named for Thor. The identifying mark on US one dollar bills is the Great Seal. Victory Cross medals are made from steel recovered from German weapons.
Space medicine pioneer Dr Randy Lovelace died in the ruins of his small plane as researchers tested weightlessness theories. His death came as NASA and his disciples were proving humans can endure long space flights and function in weightless conditions. The timing darkens what should have been a celebratory news conference.
A historic note compares Washington's planned spring beautification of ten capital approaches with Catherine the Great’s grand façades on the Volga. Lady Bird Johnson’s committee seeks $765,000 in highway beautification funds for trees and shrubbery, with $1,350,000 yearly to follow for all 26 approaches. The piece criticizes parking and neglect, praising rapid progress yet lamenting water and care gaps. It cites Humprey on policy experiments and mentions Catherine’s long workdays and reform efforts.
The excerpt notes a born helper who acts to ease others' distress, earns lasting goodwill, and prioritizes practical gains like a secure bank account. It contrasts friendship with romance and hints at possible indifference to romance while valuing meaningful work and concrete results.
Jim Bishop sails Away We Go IV off Lucaya and Freeport chasing sailfish and marlin with the Gray Marine engines humming. The crew_endures slow fishing, quirky hotel talks, and vivid wildlife encounters including Queen Trigger, porpoises, turtles, and a luxury villa view as the voyage offers humor, frustration, and anticipation of big catches.
The Connecticut collision shows the danger of air traffic management though one plane landed safely and another crashed. The piece notes past costly accidents over New York City and the Grand Canyon and urges ongoing improvements in air traffic control without faulting current regulation.
A lighthearted look at how computers move beyond tech roles into daily life. A food service firm plans to use computers to design institutional menus and speculates future home use. The piece humorously imagines a home computer suggesting meals and finally declaring a group outing.
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